LCCI is the capital's premier business network, championing London as the best city in the world for business, trade and investment. 

We're looking for experienced and proactive Senior Policy Advisers to join our Team and play a leading role in shaping policy on some of the most significant opportunities and challenges facing London's businesses.

We are recruiting for 2 roles:

Skills, Infrastructure & Environment

• People, Employment & Skills
• Property & Construction
• Supply Chain & Infrastructure
• Sustainability

Business, Trade & Innovation

• International Trade
• Business Crime, Cyber & Security
• Tax & Finance
• AI, Technology & Innovation

In either role, you will develop expertise across your portfolio areas, acting as the lead adviser for 4 Committees and their Chairs. 

Responsibilities include:

• Leading on 4 policy portfolios and developing LCCI's policy positions.
• Acting as the principal contact for 4 Committees and their Chairs.
• Producing high-quality policy outputs, recommendations and reports.
• Monitoring policy and political developments and providing briefings to members and senior leaders.
• Working with members to identify policy challenges and develop practical solutions.
• Delivering policy roundtables, events and stakeholder engagement activities.
• Building strong relationships with policymakers, officials, think tanks and industry stakeholders.

About you

You'll be an experienced policy professional with strong stakeholder management skills and a track record of developing evidence-based policy positions.

You will have:

• Specialist knowledge in at least 1 of the relevant areas.
• Experience producing high-quality policy outputs and recommendations.
• Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
• The confidence to engage with senior business leaders and policymakers.
• A passion for shaping policy and supporting the growth of London's economy.

Experience in a membership organisation, trade body, think tank or government environment, alongside an understanding of policymaking across Westminster, City Hall and London's boroughs, would be advantageous.